Thank you so much for making such an easy to follow tutorial. I loved that you didn't talk for an hour before showing us how to do it. Again, thank you so much 🤗
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment! Your comment made me laugh, because I know exactly how frustrating it is to click on a video and listen to someone talk, and talk, and talk before getting to the point! It's one of the reasons I decided to teach myself how to make videos. It's great to hear that you found this tutorial easy to follow. 😀
I was looking into KH260. I love my LK140, but wanted to explore the punchcards. I mostly use, fingering, DK and worsted weight. I bought LK100 just to test the gauge before investing into brother. But I couldn’t produce nice fabric. It needed chunkier yarn. Would it be possible to share different yarn weights on your machine and what fabric it produces? I know people love bulky machines for the needle size and easier on hands and eyes to manipulate stitches. Thank you. Love your videos.
Hello! Yes, I'm planning to do a video trying different yarn weights on the chunky machine and the standard gauge machine and showing the fabric they produce. I think one of the great things about bulky machines is that you can combine 2 (or more) strands of thinner yarns to create a unique fabric... you could try a strand of worsted weight with a strand of fingering weight yarn, or 2 strands of fingering. Experiment and see if you can find something that you like. Also, keep in mind that the distance between the needles on a bulky machine really stretches the knitting out, so blocking can make a huge difference to the look and feel of a fabric. Good luck and thank you for the lovely comment!
Check out this video for a matching neckline trim that you can knit without a ribber: ua-cam.com/video/3GL2OsMARWI/v-deo.html
Thank you so much for making such an easy to follow tutorial. I loved that you didn't talk for an hour before showing us how to do it. Again, thank you so much 🤗
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment! Your comment made me laugh, because I know exactly how frustrating it is to click on a video and listen to someone talk, and talk, and talk before getting to the point! It's one of the reasons I decided to teach myself how to make videos. It's great to hear that you found this tutorial easy to follow. 😀
Thank you for the helpful video! This will keep me from buying a ribber (for now).
THANKS ! I have an old knitting machine and maybe thanks to you I will finally be able to learn how to use it ! 🤩🙏
Go for it! You can do it. Happy knitting! 🤩
This is a very well made video, step by step and with good recording technique. It helps a lot. Thank you
Thank you for the lovely comment, I'm glad you found it helpful!
Very clear, very good, thank you❤
Oh wow! I will try this technique for my sleeves on my knitdress
I hope your dress turned out well! 🙂
Thank you for this video
THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO!!
You're welcome!
brilliant, just what i was looking for. ❤
Thank you for the lovely comment!
Hi would you be able to do a video on how to seam together mock ribbing?
Thank You!
is it possible to do this technique with two colours without a ribber ?
I was looking into KH260. I love my LK140, but wanted to explore the punchcards. I mostly use, fingering, DK and worsted weight. I bought LK100 just to test the gauge before investing into brother. But I couldn’t produce nice fabric. It needed chunkier yarn. Would it be possible to share different yarn weights on your machine and what fabric it produces? I know people love bulky machines for the needle size and easier on hands and eyes to manipulate stitches. Thank you. Love your videos.
Hello! Yes, I'm planning to do a video trying different yarn weights on the chunky machine and the standard gauge machine and showing the fabric they produce. I think one of the great things about bulky machines is that you can combine 2 (or more) strands of thinner yarns to create a unique fabric... you could try a strand of worsted weight with a strand of fingering weight yarn, or 2 strands of fingering. Experiment and see if you can find something that you like. Also, keep in mind that the distance between the needles on a bulky machine really stretches the knitting out, so blocking can make a huge difference to the look and feel of a fabric. Good luck and thank you for the lovely comment!
thank you soooooo much！！！！I really need this！！！！！！
Thank you! Happy knitting. 🙂